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How to get Eagle Scout dads to help Cubs

Submit a “What Would You Do?” question or answer the current question. Question: The Eagle Scout dads in Cubmaster S.C.’s pack prefer to work with Boy Scouts, not Cub Scouts. An Eagle Scout himself, S.C. wants to persuade these men to get with …

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Former astronaut shares how to get Scouts hooked on STEM subjects

Dr. Bernard A. Harris Jr. shares why Scouters must get boys interested in science, technology, engineering, and math topics and how the BSA’s new STEM-NOVA Award program can help.

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Camp in comfort using these handy tips

Brush up on your camping strategies—what you pack, how you travel—to help create a more comfortable camping experience.

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Eight steps to a healthier heart

Try one (or all!) of these eight easy steps to improve your heart health.

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Build momentum for Cub Scout summer programs

Use these strategies to build momentum leading into summertime Cub Scout programming.

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Scouter shares strategies for earning respect

Scouter Slater Rhea, age 24, shares his advice on earning respect as a young Scouter.

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Continue the conversation with Dr. Bernard A. Harris

Read exclusive “extras” from Scouting magazine’s interview with Dr. Bernard A. Harris, including his take on the future of the space program.

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A Muslim Scouter reflects on Scouting’s interfaith strengths

“The Scout Law, the Scout Oath—those are very Islamic values. In Islamic school, you learn the academic aspects of Islam. In Scouting, you get a chance to apply the religion.” —Abdul-Rashid Abdullah

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Tips for teaching Cub Scouts the Scout Law

Memorizing the 12 words of the Scout Law (16 if you count “A Scout is” and “and”), and getting them in the right order, can be tough for Webelos Scouts working on the Arrow of Light. To make it easier for boys, here are some learning strategies that work better than rote memorization.

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